Panasonic's GX7 ILC images and specs leaked

43rumors.com has found leaked images and specs of Panasonic's upcoming GX7 micro-four thirds camera body. The as of yet unnanounced model looks very much like a flagship offering with a magnesium alloy body, a 90 degree tiltable Electronic View Finder with 2.76 million dots, 16 megapixel Digital Live MOS sensor, the ability to shoot 1920 x 1080p HD video, a blazing 1/8000 second shutter, in-body image stabilization, an 80 degree tiltable LCD, WiFi and NFC round out the impressive feature set. Estimated cost is $1,325 US for the body only. There's a lot to like about this upcoming model.

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BlackBerry Q5 coming to Koodo

The BlackBerry Q5 is the lower-cost model designed for emerging markets and a way for BlackBerry to bring the BB10 OS ecosystem to users of older devices like the Curve and Pearl lines whcih are still favoured in Asia-Pacific and Europe. Canadians will soon be getting the Q5 from Koodo.

The Q5 is listed at Koodo's website as coming soon on and will cost $50 with the Koodo tab plan or $350 outright. That sounds like a fair deal for what looks to be a solid smarpthone with a decent QWERTY keyboard and all the glory of BB10.

Keyport Slide sets off to revolutionize how we carry keys

Keyport slide is the best thing to happen to keys. The new Keyport Slide 2.0 holds up to 6 keys or inserts, yet is roughly the size of a pack of gum. The revolutionary Keyport blades replace traditional keys, fit securely in the Keyport Slide, are easily inserted and removed, and feature a one-size-fits-all head. It's compatible with most standard keys, including house keys, high-security keys, transponder-chipped auto and motorcycle keys, small mail and padlock keys, and bike lock keys .

Users can customize their Slide, with useful tools like a flash drive, mini-light and bottle opener. It provides easy access to keys and tools with the slide of a thumb. It retails for $39 plus accessories and inserts check it out at www.mykeyport.com

DHL App for iOS, Android and BlackBerry Simplifies package tracking

DHL Global Forwarding, the air and ocean freight specialist within Deutsche Post DHL, now offers customers a mobile app to track their ocean and air freight shipments. Among other features, “DGF Cargo Mobile Tracking” shows users their shipping history and the status of their current shipments. The app provides global access and is available free of charge in the respective app stores for iPhone and iPad, Android and Blackberry smartphones.

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